Oh! Dumplings propose une sélection étendue de raviolis chinois artisanaux, caractérisés par des enveloppes fines et délicates garnies de viandes assaisonnées et de légumes frais. Le menu privilégie les préparations traditionnelles, incluant des variantes à la vapeur et poêlées qui mettent en valeur les textures authentiques et les profils savoureux de la cuisine asiatique régionale. Les clients découvrent un environnement concentré où le processus de préparation demeure au centre de l'expérience culinaire. Chaque lot est façonné à la main, assurant une cohérence et un respect des techniques ancestrales définissant le produit phare. Les profils gustatifs s'appuient sur des épices aromatiques et des garnitures équilibrées, évitant les additifs superflus. Cet établissement maintient un engagement clair envers les plats à base de pâte, offrant une carte spécialisée répondant aux attentes des amateurs de raviolis artisanaux grâce à une approche directe et efficace.
Oh Dumplings est largement reconnu pour servir de délicieux dumplings frais faits à la main ainsi que des portions généreuses offrant un excellent rapport qualité-prix. Si de nombreux clients louent les saveurs authentiques et la qualité des plats tels que le poulet Général Tao et les divers plats de nouilles, les expériences en matière de service peuvent varier considérablement. Certains visiteurs profitent d'interactions attentionnées et amicales, tandis que d'autres soulignent des temps d'attente incohérents, des défis liés au personnel et des attitudes variables concernant le pourboire. L'ambiance est généralement considérée comme décontractée et sans prétention, ce qui en fait un lieu prisé pour un déjeuner rapide ou des repas de groupe dans le quartier chinois, bien que certains clients aient exprimé des avis mitigés sur certains plats ou sur la propreté des lieux.
Portions are larger than I expected. If you don't like cilantro or coriander than I don't recommend the choices with. My husband & I lo e thos herbs & we found it a bit much. We were seated right away. Service was OK. There were 4 people staffed. 2 were teenagers in sweatpants & t-shirts. They looked very sloppy & unprofessional. They also sat in the'kitchen' playing on their phones. The other two workers were older & did most of the work. It did look like the dumplings were all being made by hand so that was nice to see.
UPDATE (01/13/2026)
I'm not removing my first-time review, this update is just me giving this place another chance, & this time I came with my family.
I'll be completely honest: this visit was much better. We were all satisfied & full, & I finally got to try their new special dumplings. Hot, very tasty, & perfect for the gloomy winter weather. There was almost no wait, & the food came out within just a few minutes.
Unfortunately, my family didn't get to try their fried rice because the chef who makes it was on break/vacation. But overall, my family was happy & satisfied, & for that reason I'm increasing my star rating.
Definitely a better experience this time around!
(First Review / First Experience) ★★★☆☆
We decided to try Oh Dumplings in Chinatown, but unfortunately, the experience was disappointing.
First thing to point out the service was very slow. We took into consideration that there were other people at the restaurant, but the delays were still hard to justify. Our order included Beef & Coriander Dumplings, Fish & Coriander Dumplings, General Tao Chicken, Chicken Noodles, Vegetable Fried Rice, & Wonton Soup.
The dumplings came out after about 15-20 minutes, followed by the General Tao shortly after. But then, we waited around 40-45 minutes for the rest of our food. By the time the noodles & fried rice arrived, we had already finished the dumplings & General Tao, sitting at an empty table for almost an hour just waiting for the rest. At that point, we honestly lost our appetite.
The food itself is okay nothing mind-blowing but decent. The dumplings were flavorful, especially with the coriander touch. The General Tao was on the sweeter side, which may not be for everyone. The fried rice & noodles were fine, but after waiting so long, we didn't really enjoy them as much as we could have.
Overall if you have patience & time to spare, the food is passable, but nothing about the taste justifies that long of a wait. We likely won't be returning anytime soon unless they improve the service speed.
We decided to try Oh Dumplings in Chinatown, but unfortunately, the experience was disappointing.
First thing to point out the service was very slow. We took into consideration that there were other people at the restaurant, but the delays were still hard to justify. Our order included Beef & Coriander Dumplings, Fish & Coriander Dumplings, General Tao Chicken, Chicken Noodles, Vegetable Fried Rice, & Wonton Soup.
The dumplings came out after about 15-20 minutes, followed by the General Tao shortly after. But then, we waited around 40-45 minutes for the rest of our food. By the time the noodles & fried rice arrived, we had already finished the dumplings & General Tao, sitting at an empty table for almost an hour just waiting for the rest. At that point, we honestly lost our appetite.
The food itself is okay nothing mind-blowing but decent. The dumplings were flavorful, especially with the coriander touch. The General Tao was on the sweeter side, which may not be for everyone. The fried rice & noodles were fine, but after waiting so long, we didn't really enjoy them as much as we could have.
Overall if you have patience & time to spare, the food is passable, but nothing about the taste justifies that long of a wait. We likely won't be returning anytime soon unless they improve the service speed.
7 juil. 2025
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came here twice - tried the chicken & coriander/cilantro dumplings & the pork & chives. both flavors were excellent; but we found the chicken/coriander one more memorable. 15 pieces for about CA $13/14 was a great deal for a quick meal. if you plan on doing takeout with a lot of dishes, bring your own bag as they do not include one (or you can purchase one for 25 cents)
My friend & I ordered a couple different types of dumplings, & oh were they good! The standard pork & cabbage, & then the fish & coriander were our choices. The dumplings we perfectly steamed producing a delicate texture similar to perfectly al dente pasta. Not overly thick out tough. Both fillings were cooked all the way through & weren't overly dense it hard, plus they didn't separate from the wrapper when eaten, making the enjoyment of the dumpling as a whole much easier & enjoyable. The flavor of both of our choices was the topper as they were delicious! Both e flavor of the pork & fish subbed through complimented perfectly by the seasoning & their additional components. The number of dumplings or order was quite substantial, I'm guessing 12 to 15 which was the icing on the cake. This place want overly packed, but was busy with a side assortment of people. We ordered it's to go & ate them outside at some tables nearby.
Being a dumpling fan, I had to try this place (has been open for approx. 1yr). You can view the menu online, there's is alot of other options if your not a dumpling kinda person.
We had (15) steamed chicken & coriander dumplings, (15) pan fried(one sided) pork & chinese cabbage dumplings & a side (wich could be a entree because it's huge) of cold spicy noodle salad (cucumbers, chinese watermelon, egg, rice noodles). All of it was delicious! First off, 15 dumplings for 10-12$ is a great value. The stuffing was juicy & tasty, far from some bland dumplings I've had out there. The cold noodle salad sounds weird, you imagine a cold plate of naked spaghetti, but it's completly the opposite, tasty, saucy, spicy, lots of vegs.
The bathroom is a hike up four flights of stairs so not exactly convenient for the elderly or children.
My only complaint is the service. Waiter only speaks english, he never came around to fill up our water glasses, nor did he offer a fork (could have been useful for noodles), we never got extra napkins.
I will definetely go back for the pan fried dumplings & try out some other noodle flavors.
